YEAR IN REVIEW – OCTOBER 2017
Our look back at what made the news in October 2017 is sponsored by Kent & Essex Mutual Insurance in Chatham.
Wallaceburg native describes Las Vegas shooting aftermath
Judge bans blockades from wind construction sites
Wallaceburg girl holding 5th annual toy drive
Ontario protecting a woman’s ‘right to choose’
Staff expediting traffic light installation in Wallaceburg
Wallaceburg couple ‘lucky to be alive’ after Vegas shooting
New ‘Soup Cellar Pantry’ at Knox
Pipeline company donates to Salvation Army in Wallaceburg
Arrest made after Madi’s Milk scratch ticket theft
Indigenous physician accepting patients on Walpole Island
Wallaceburg artist featured by Federation of Canadian Artists
Warwick Mayor named as Provincial NDP candidate
$6.1M Lottery controversy in Chatham-Kent
South Wallaceburg Action Team needs more help
‘Toxic fire’ in Chatham
‘Total loss’ after toxic Thames Street blaze
Firefighters hit the street following ‘toxic’ blaze
Specialist clinics coming to Sydenham Campus
‘Canada’s Toxic Secret’ exposé targets Chemical Valley
Crash involving school bus outside of Dresden
Update: One sent to hospital after school bus crash
Update: Kids ‘shaken’ but fine after school bus crash
Tragically Hip’s Gord Downie dies
CKPS helps with human trafficking investigation
Specialist clinics introduced
Officer pleads guilty to breach of trust
Sea lamprey numbers on the rise in Lake Erie
Childcare worker saves choking child
MPP: Wallaceburg & Walpole should be included in study
C-K seeking $3M for Lord Selkirk Bridge rehabilitation
Wallaceburg group concerned about Otter Creek Wind Farm
MPP discusses Otter Creek Wind Farm (Video)
New Chief of Psychiatry hired by CKHA
Cogeco outage experienced in Wallaceburg
Possible ‘hepatitis A’ exposure in Algonac
‘This is gross’
Baby girl born in Wallaceburg ER
Hiram Street demolition getting underway
NDP candidate wants an ‘Otter Creek’ study done
Wallaceburg Area Wind Concerns preparing to battle ‘Goliath’
Pilot makes emergency landing in Lambton
‘Health unit not in contravention of legislation’
